Questions and Answers
What is the generic name for Debrox?
What classification is A/B otic?
Otic anesthetic
Aurax is used for cerumen removal.
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Which medication should not be used if there is a ruptured ear drum?
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Cetraxal is indicated for fighting ______.
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What is a common side effect of Floxin Otic?
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What is the trade name for fluocinolone?
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Zinotic can be used to treat mild ear infections.
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Benzotic is indicated for ______ and softening ear wax.
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What should you be cautious about when using A/B otic?
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Study Notes
Debrox (Carbanaide Peroxide)
- Generic name: Carbanaide peroxide
- Trade name: Debrox
- Classification: Cerumenolytic
- Indicated for softening and loosening excessive ear wax
- Contraindication: Not for use if there is ear drainage or discharge
- Side effects: No common side effects reported
A/B Otic (Antipyrine/Benxocaine)
- Generic name: Antipyrine/benxocaine
- Trade name: A/B Otic
- Classification: Otic anesthetic
- Used for relieving ear pain
- Contraindications: Potential interactions with other medications
- Side effects: Itching, burning, and redness may occur
Aurax (Antipyrine)
- Generic name: Antipyrine
- Trade name: Aurax
- Classification: Otic anesthetics
- Indicated for cerumen removal
- Contraindication: Hypersensitivity to any ingredient
- Side effects: Itching, burning, and redness are possible
Mollifene (Carbamide Peroxide)
- Generic name: Carbamide peroxide
- Trade name: Mollifene
- Classification: Cerumenolytic
- Indicated for softening ear wax
- Contraindication: Use is not recommended with a ruptured ear drum
- Side effects: Dizziness and decreased hearing may occur
Cetraxal (Ciprofloxacin)
- Generic name: Ciprofloxacin
- Trade name: Cetraxal
- Classification: Otic anti-infective
- Indicated for fighting bacterial infections in the ear
- Contraindication: Not for use if allergic to ciprofloxacin
- Side effects: Skin rash, ear drainage, and headache can occur
Floxin Otic (Ofloxacin)
- Generic name: Ofloxacin
- Trade name: Floxin Otic
- Classification: Otic anti-infective
- Can be used long-term for infection control
- Contraindication: Not recommended if allergic
- Side effects: Headache, dizziness, and ear pain may occur
Zinotic (Chloroxyleno)
- Generic name: Chloroxyleno
- Trade name: Zinotic
- Classification: Otic anti-infective
- Indicated for treating outer ear infections
- Contraindication: Do not exceed recommended usage
- Side effects: Mild burning, irritation, and dryness can happen
Borofair (Acetic Acid)
- Generic name: Acetic acid
- Trade name: Borofair
- Classification: Otic anti-infective
- Used for treating mild ear infections
- Contraindication: Not for use with perforated or ruptured ear drum
- Side effects: Burning, itching, and stinging may be experienced
DermOtic Oil (Fluocinolone)
- Generic name: Fluocinolone
- Trade name: DermOtic oil
- Classification: Otic steroid
- Indicated for treating eczema in the ear
- Contraindication: Use is not advised with tubes in ears
- Side effects: Dry skin, itching, and mild burning may occur
Benzotic (Benzocaine)
- Generic name: Benzocaine
- Trade name: Benzotic
- Classification: Otic anesthetics
- Used for pain relief and softening ear wax
- Contraindication: Not for use if allergic to any ingredient
- Side effects: Itching and burning may be reported
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Test your knowledge of otic medications with these flashcards focusing on important terms, classifications, and indications. Each card provides a generic and trade name, along with their uses and side effects. Perfect for students in pharmacology or related fields.
